VoidZero is joining Cloudflare. Our mission stays the same: to make JavaScript developers more productive than ever before. Vite, Vitest, Rolldown, Oxc, and Vite remain MIT-licensed. Evan and the VoidZero team will continue leading them. Cloudflare shares our commitment to open source. Together, we can keep investing in the tooling developers rely on every day, while bringing the Vite ecosystem and Cloudflare’s platform even closer together.

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Building a product today only testing it via the browser & not via an agent is like developing only for desktop and not checking on a phone during the mobile revolution I’m guilty of this also, it’s a really easy trap to fall into but agents are how people use products now

<LoadingButton /> No `isLoading`. No `useState` in parents. yield your `onClick` handler. stackblitz.com/edit/ericclem…

you're never opening this again but you're not deleting it either

been trying out foldkit.dev today, it's really interesting. initial thoughts: - agent really liked it. cursor w/ 5.5 one-shot a bunch of stuff that was super annoying before that i was trying to (keep a persistent music player playing across different pages, share state, load state back from local storage, etc). - it's all effect, which i like. dunno how well it integrates further down, gotta try some more httpapi integration stuff but should be fine w/ httpapi client - seems to handle a bunch of stuff that normally felt really finnicky with getting right with effect, schema stuff, state thing,s blah blah - the dev mode is insanely cool, can replay mesages and everything, super sweet idk probably more to think of later but been enjoying it a lot ty @devinjameson love the direction

Generating SDKs from APIs is better done by coding agents now than with tools like Stainless. In the real world, every spec is wrong, incomplete and inconsistent. Someone has to go and patch the spec before you can get good results with a rigid code generator. And Stainless APIs still don't give you the errors! They produce nice looking SDKs, but lack the most critical aspect of APIs - the "unhappy paths", which are usually far more in number than happy paths, and are what makes the difference between a great and a terrible UX. Stainless support many targets, but ask anyone who's used Cloudflare's terraform provider and you'll quickly realize that it's not magic. If the spec sucks, the provider sucks. And most specs suck. Distilled and Alchemy address this with AI. We use coding agents for 100%, so each new SDK we onboard is effectively "hand crafted". AI adapts "manually" to the nuances and weirdness of the spec and API. We share some code, but we don't try and squeeze specs into one code generator. Every time we make one, it becomes useful context for the next one and drives the flywheel. Since we are targeting Effect, we value errors more than the happy path. None of the APIs we've worked with except for AWS have documented their errors in the spec. And AWS still hasn't documented 100% (maybe 80-90% at best). AI patches these missing errors (and categorizes them as retryable, etc.) by interacting with the service and observing its actual behavior. This then feeds into Alchemy which uses AI to generate hand-crafted IaC resources and our Effect abstraction on top. This generation process reverse engineers the API's actual behavior and produces: 1) Effect-native SDKs for every cloud, and 2) IaC Resources for every cloud, 3) Alchemy Bindings for every cloud API.

What are some good large open source Effect codebases with established patterns in them? I've got two: - github.com/AnswerOverflow/An… effect v3 - github.com/rhyssullivan/exec… effect v4 They're both decent but wanting to improve the amount of references I can give my agent

1. I wanted to create an automatic chapter creator for my videos 2. I did /grill-with-docs with the agent to figure out what I wanted 3. I said 'let's prototype the prompt passed to the agent' not really knowing what to expect 4. It built an entire TUI (in @EffectTS_) for me, pointing at my live data 5. I iterated on the system prompt until it was awesome 6. AFK agent one-shotted it

effect tanstack start cloudflare drizzle has been nice

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